16 points | by handfuloflight 10 hours ago
11 comments
> Spinal is a new way to understand a codebase, how it's evolved, and the live changes streaming into it. It's ultra-low-latency, anticipates what you'll reach for next, and bubbles up the signals and insights that deserve your attention.
Ok, but what is it?
From them demo it looks like some search on structured data interface. So model the git data somehow and then index them?
this is zombo com
I'm not sure why I instantly have these seemingly-unwarranted negative feelings toward this project.
For me, the word salad on the front page isn't helping.
I didn't understand anything at all.
OK so I'm supposed to know what a predictive surface is now?
Well if you had a predictive surface you could have anticipated this product and already knew what it was.
"near-instant" what's that mean. nanoseconds, milliseconds, seconds, mins, hours, days
Sounds like milliseconds since the page says
> Benchmarked on the Linux kernel's 1.48M commits, 96K files, our engine returns the first search results in under 20 ms.
> Spinal is a new way to understand a codebase, how it's evolved, and the live changes streaming into it. It's ultra-low-latency, anticipates what you'll reach for next, and bubbles up the signals and insights that deserve your attention.
Ok, but what is it?
From them demo it looks like some search on structured data interface. So model the git data somehow and then index them?
this is zombo com
I'm not sure why I instantly have these seemingly-unwarranted negative feelings toward this project.
For me, the word salad on the front page isn't helping.
I didn't understand anything at all.
OK so I'm supposed to know what a predictive surface is now?
Well if you had a predictive surface you could have anticipated this product and already knew what it was.
"near-instant" what's that mean. nanoseconds, milliseconds, seconds, mins, hours, days
Sounds like milliseconds since the page says
> Benchmarked on the Linux kernel's 1.48M commits, 96K files, our engine returns the first search results in under 20 ms.